🚀 High-Quality ERYONE PETG Filament: Unleash Superior 3D Printing Potential! Review

I bought clear red PETG a few weeks ago and let it sit for a while due to other issues. The goods arrived well packaged but the vacuum seal on the box was not very good. I don't know if you can see it, but one of the photos shows a view of the bag and thread. It's hard to get a good picture of how loose the bag was. Anyway, I warmed up the printer and started. I used Cura 4.7 to cut into the object and the nozzle temp was 230/70. I was surprised that he typed so well. I was hesitant due to the…

**Updated Rating**: Upgraded to 3 stars because the recently received gray spool is terrible. I've been printing Petg Gray for a while now and the latest batch I've received is a much lighter shade of grey. There are also many problems with layer adhesion that lead to insane tension. By that I don't just mean tiny fibers, these are layer lines that don't stick and stretch over the print during the z-hop. I was in the middle of a big print and figured out the problem. I thought it might be the…

I'm new to 3D printing, but my Voxelab Aquila printed PLA perfectly right out of the box, so I decided to try PETG for more structural elements. Well I bought black and clear from this manufacturer. . When the slides arrived I loaded the roll and started printing test towers. It turned out that 235-240 °C was good, so I started printing Benchy. complete garbage. There are cords everywhere that separate from the bed. Return to the drawing board. I checked the temperature of my bed with a…